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These worthy people saIl today for San
francisco The Rev. Ir- 0gEsl Las been
tbs regular iacCm5s1t OF the Bethel Union
congregation, sl1cs the rssIEuztI5. Jt ths
lsts s c. Damon, ID, for the uzsc 5hres
years. and has pE0Ted himself az earnest
worker n the Master caas=- The dls.zstrUGs
ire Of llrIL. 1856 Destroyed tie = Cd Bethel
CEErcL- = il SIS tamIlIsEiE called ~ lhs
residents LattErly- through the c5zressE u
Ar- T. +a-arlO1szr 81 the c5l4r=geti51
lZv- E1-s1lgPe1 II t1= L7ce1-1- y short
time a-l Esr1urss were C15,ls b. E..El stress
CLG-cl congregation 30 t-= b-l-=l Gallon
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co-Sllidzrz LGE ts1 clEEe-=s INTER ore
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wishes LIS -.--iE f1Elrs B-5s5=rI7s ~ ali $40
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MEMORANDA.

Rspo-: o. HSwr. ). :. Australia HoUGlstt.-
Sailed from San Francisco, : ?. n June slsI-
First tw0 days thick foS and smooth ses, with
hEkr ro-thsrly airs. remainder q The passage
oTercaSt ana cloudy with moderate ENE breeze:
last DAYS socially with hight showers Received
HccolulC piIos June Ssh, II 80 9'clock 4 n.
81 tons freiSh- and 2l2 passengers.
Report % o. :. :. Mx-sposz- HsywSrd.-LefG
SyGrey June 18th 81 IS ?. L.; Ersr s. hocrS ont
experienced very heavy confused sea WIKI Do6er-
ATE wind. thence 20 Auckland fRe weather arri-
zee 81 Auckland June 18th. 2:lS ?. n, and sailed
SEaiE june 21th A. S,+4 ?. m; reached TUtuilG
June 9Th e.SS 4. r. and was detained ~ min
csess experienced 6ne weather with moderate
trades throughout voyass; arrived OF Honolulu
JAY lSr. 5sl7 j. r..
rren Sy6ney - Auckland. 8 days. ls hours
and s. minutes From Auckland 20 Honolulu. y
days, 10 ho1rs and s minutes Fastest time On
rscc-G.
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PASSENGERS.
AEEfTArS.

AEEfVALS.
From san Francisco. per Australia. june %
TccrE AID daughter, Geo { Beckley wife child
and maid. Z. :. LCz1y. Rev D ! Treioer and wife.
{ L Wight sct wife. Miss VI E2irchilG. Mrs Il Z
Cooke and 8 children. Mrs Sheppard, L ?
Mead, Master { HaSSiuso1. : 4 Wilder. ! N
Goldsmith. Mss Colds. Miss + Lou. D Chotsly.
II. ACcIey, A HoEnCug wife and servant. Miss
ECEccrS and maid. E. " Wordsworth and wife,
Ma S-ccehiII. AID II s.esraSe-
From the Colonies. per NSriposs. July IN
Ccckelsi. D NCoiseu, 6 cabin and 50 SceersSe
passengers n transit 20 san FrLucisco-
From Hawaii and Mani. per hiuzr. JAY 81
NAwahl, Wa Terry, J " ColyIle. Mrs PfscGnsr.
Z " Damon. J Cooper. Dr. HARDWOOD and wife
Miss Hughes. " ? LUuzheihei and wife. W
Wright and SsrvIRt. Z c Hickee. Nr Raymond.
" Eaton. Kssi. ksSiui. Miss A BierS. Mrs
k1psle. " L Bellows. J Z BlaisGell and wife D
+ vida and wife, ard II GecS.
From Mani and Hawaii. per " & Han. July -
Q >2s.4rc. Rev { OEsel s1t wife, " Il Nc
: ; Emerson, 4 E HOLSTER and wife, Mr. Wen =
worth, { AhlO-1, and . deck
From Ez1si. peg Waizlcale- July r-Ccl Z :
SPSlG1ns, wife snG child. " Z RoweIL Mrs
Christian. and y deck.
Fron san I E1aRci<so, PSI Eareka, June IS
F-c- Eak-lci. per LikelIks. Jrlv IN 4 Cor
sSlvsS, Ms " kG4f. NJ SCrhsrlacG. wife and
child. ApLEa- ! CcWlc. c " DicSey. " n Alex
Gzcer, Mss \ u Alexander, NJ Holloway. P y
= L4E-rtg- r . WaI5rie,se 4rt rs deck.
From kaHai. per 3IIza1zLa July "a Mcbride.
AGo-pL HaCeLere. Hiss Ho-s3cr-b. Hrs Dr Nc
Grew, Mss u McGrev-- 1ExSIs- lLcC7rsw. August
Es-s-s--- E11Se- = VI lIa,oLc. Mrs 7 Turner.
Chinese ard a deck.
lzP4E-rE ES.
ECC l1-L and Hawaii U5r N5-z- J-re g
Mss 2lz-e El-teLelt ara brp-Ee-. Miss Ida
-4---=l.- Mss Z Vida N5SS Blanche COruweLI.
ld-g- " i CC--w-lL- Levi e Lyman. Henry T.
ia. Z E------- . p EEEZ-1lE. flL5J- Weeks.
brct-I1- D Y E--cLcccS. Z e Hitchcock. ID
q El1cee1cz- sr-- E-15 Esg Lord Bishop Of
E1-c- L--- l-s A-t-sc Wills Cuslil-ElE-. i
ALz1- Jas Ez--sc. Mss Eoop5i Palm 4 Hee-
lr ) E----9.-e- ana 41cr1 100 GgcE-
For Mani PER L5ze-iss June sS-2rgS " d
A-zZ1ZCsr and S1r- Mss Mary Lyle j sses
Anna 1-c Hattie Lg--gS- I Lyle Kiss . LFis.
IEl l.u-- 81 dec
Fer Ea-az- psr lElzzl a-l- June zS-lIzss Kate
/ Rogers, 4 : WI5ca-. c Ber-lz1-zc. MS E1gzs.
E-zv ] A1-1e- A Spencer, Mss Spencer. i Ccc01
IE1 wife A E1-Ee1e--. Misses N1-uag.- ana
1-1-- CD cscl-
For Slz Francisco. 5er Cz1ea-5s-. june So
: HYDE
Ees san EraaS5sc9, e. Painter. Jane =7-N-s
Capt BLococS- Mrs : j DFs-ig- q E[eEt Miss
EiL1sr1r1rc and Miss 4 La1-torz-
Fer san Francisco. per Sa-auac. luxe Eg-Ezsz
Eu11-1 shaw
For san Francisco ZEE H4riposa- July De
8 trrdSS11IG. = 81 N 1od and wife. II Enamel
- Gscca ard sg-valt- 7 P Z 1stsr and wife
W " Clan. Mack. Mss u Schwartz. " 2 Cas-
&c 1E- son 4 E1cEsr. Geo PogIel-
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THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society
A - PERSONS SEEKING AS-

A LII PERSONS SEEKING AS
n surancs viii do well TO send for the latest
pamphlets OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
cisty, 40 Broadway, New York. No other com
pany is able TO give the security and benefits
furnished by this Society
In Is THE STRONGEST COMPANY: holding q
larger cash Surplus than any other assurance
organization in the World. Surplus per
cent. basis, Sixteen and half millions)
2-IT Is THE LARGEST COsPANY: having the
greatest volume Of Outstanding Assurance.
tFour Hundred and Thirty Miilions.l
Sir Is THE M0sr PoPuLAE COMPANY: having
for years Transacted the largest annual bust
ness.
In 1886, One Hundred and Eleven MiIHons)
4-Ir Issues THE SAEEsr PoLIcIrs: which be-
comes absolutely iucontsstabie and cannot,
then, like The policies II many companies. be
contested, or compromised for part OF It's face
value
J-IT l. OF AL C5NFASIEs THE N0sI PROMrr. As
soon as policy becomes lnc0utestabie IL is
payable. NOT after the usual delay OF on days
BUG s1l0s1igretV upon the receipt OF Proofs
VI Death or the death claims paid by che
Society i'm 1eei. llOf1 fhGn gHs-tGJ Of the total
amsuut was settled 0a TIE esry dgy proofs
were received; a1d the balance, with the ex-
eeHlSen of q Few scattering cases, within The
first sixty days.
SReh record Is HparaHs1.
5-IT Is THE NIosT PROGRESSIVE CoSPaST: hay
lLg been the pioneer IN lll the reforms which
have made American life assurance famous
Throughout the world.
1-I1 IS The MosT LIBERAL CoNPANY: issuing
policy which combines more guarantees and
advantages than any other company can offer
under a single contract OF assurance.
Sir Is THE 1iOsr EEHCSEEATTVE CoWPAST: haF-
ing not only accumulated larger surplus FOR the
future benefit Of p0licyhOlders. but having de-
vised the TOntine method OF assurance, ander
which larger profits have been paid 20 policy
holders than under any form Of assurance
ever introduced
Cir IS MOsT WORTHY or BEIyG CALLED 4 MI
TUAL COXPAST= for. not only do all profits be-
long 10 policy holders, but no other assurance
company has ever been conducted in the save
sense and to the same degree in the interest II
pOiicyholders. From the beginning rs mana
gers have sought 10 adapt ifs policies and
methods 20 the needs and preference Of Its
members.
April L, 1857.
Il. 3. HYDE, President
". ALEXANDER. Secretary
j. w ALEXANDER, Y. P.
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT,
llsi y Agent Hawaiian Islands.
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Arrival of Firearms from Sydney.

Friday morning. ] uly LIST, shortly after the
arrival j. the steamship Mariposa, from the
Colonies, Il BECAME ,..'sn that cases of ire
arms were on t.,.t. TO the address
OF &C. W. NJ. X o., noA.H The news Of
this additional importation u arms
wss flashed BY telephone all over the
town. and excitement ran high. The Homo
lulu Rifles were quickly under arms, and 50
slso were the /" boys composing the League"
rsady for any emergency that might arise.
The PEOPLES Committee were promptly on
hand and took possession OF the cases con-
tanning the arms, and had them conveyed,
under guard. TO a place Of safety. The whole
thing was accomplished IL the most orderly
and firm manner. By the same vessel two
cases Of firearms were received from Sydney.
consigned 10 Mrs. Lack, which were also
taken POSSESSION Of.
An APOLOGY.
Since the appearance Of our extra of July
LIST, containing the paragraph regarding fire.
arms landed from the MaripoSa, we have TO
say that We have since seen Mr.. Henry Mac
fsrl1ne, who states that the cases OF fire.
Srms consist Of old smooth-oores, and were
consigned 20 the firm for the purpose of
p1ttirg them on the market for Chinese 10
use in their rice fields MeSsrs. g. W. Mac
farlans : Co. disclsIm any intention OF i'm
porting rifles, and were even unaware that
coming last week. We can only express our
sincere regret for the appearances of the
paragraph, and tender cur full apology TO
the firm, and especially 10 tue absent member
OF II, for the unjust suppositioa sisa which
his name Is coupled.
HoSo1ULu. July 1, 1887.
EDIToE G1zErTE In your Extra" of
July LIST YOU refer to the seizure, on the
MaripOsa, Of quantity Of firearms consigned
to Msssrs. G. w. MacfarIane i Co. IL
manner which, at first sight, might reflect on
the good faith Of that firm. l beg to say
that the arms il question were seized by my
order, under general Instructions to take any
seton tending TO preserve the public peace
and the MessrS. Macfarlane not only threw
no impediment IN the way, but afforded every
facility to the carrying out Of any plan tend
ing toward TO the quietiCg Of the then excited
state Of public feeling. 1 may say, further.
that this same disposition has characterized
the action Of the AIessrs. Macfariane-so far
as my duty has brought me in contact with
thsu-II through the present unsettled state
OF public GEairs- Yours truly,
EOLSEE :. AsHFOED.
Lieutelart Colonel Honolulu Bides-
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In the Hands of the Civil Power.

On Friday afternoon ". II. Gibson and E.
H Hayselden we're brought up 70 the resi-
de1ce Of the former, N charge OF the military,
aud were there formally handed over TO the
civil a1thoritiss- They we've taken, Under
guard Of the League, TO tbs Police Station,
where they we're they we're duly charged IN
der Section ,. Cbsp- XVII OF the Penal Code.
The offence Is not bziIabIe. but considering
the age OF the principal offender, Attoruey
General Ashford permitted him to return to
his home under guard. military guard
10 protect Mr. Gibson from EssauIE vas keut
I'll Saturday afternoon, when It zas with
drawn. He = at present IN the hands % the
police. ard VII eous before the Court to~nor-
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Tie Water F-o2t

he rlsg -sez o. TIE front has been 0-s
q ecci----e--- G-G business N this locality
AIS S-EscsS some II Consequence.
ms ISLAND steamers and Slll.Ec vessels
nearly al arrived Oh S4---11y-t1 BE- On
-1cc fer The E-J-lCCs fOc-tc- Lcs sugar
csr- SIS z-e C5EL-lsElc- Il vc--Es = tEs
selSl- ErL-s 81 cl-Se.
ne arrivals f-1- foreign ports are Light
ms Eesk--e---lcl-- cEe steamer 4Cs1-1Ilz
Ga .Es zSsh AKA tie I111 .. Sp-scksls TIE
SAFE lsT. gg-- from SaC Francisco With
-c-s-l- 49, -->s 5--y IS tie steamer
L--lrcsl, t-c-- Tie ColCcl=s T1-1 mails. PAS
Ss-Ss-s E=l s-1l- E-zLSl-- "a bark COICsl.
--5 g--z 1rss- -za- and steamship Beige
arrived yss1z-1lg 5-oG S.z- krLES1scC-
L-= departures E--iE-S tie SLCs tlEs Fe-s-
-St1- A--s-1c.lC --rk c.-E--zc. 7-1.1 full cargo
y s--Ir AMI rl-s. fer SIN Francisco SleE,
BcL7IsE b2rE Don C4r.3s. II ballast, for
Royal Eclls american se=-lls- I4rJpCSa.
Win l5.QuG LA-s >--E, 1000 c11e1es Ok
51zzzIs. ---ls and uzsss-gsrs- for SsC
Francisco.
Tcs steamship Beige. zfsz- d1sc6a-giue
ks- CbIasss passengers, tC0s On board a
n1-bs- Eors. and sailed fgr Eocskc-z last
eTe1lc--
The nliSslozarT barz JI15-i-- Ssa- VII
sEI to-3ay Tor Ilc-ucsslz-
& the latest G6Elces. tie sup 1Ts-ccry,
bsrks Lillian. slccTry and HYDRA Esrs LassG-
lEE az H51gko1E for EOz5szIz-
Ike G. q. " EIrU0rs i now EEp1dIy loading
fcr San Sra1cisco. ard VII pco6G5ly SAL ctz
lztts- part Of the week
he bark Lazy LIr-rsoz rs discharged
ard rs EsZlsc INTO The stream 81 re5t FblLe
awning cargo
Tes 6ark Cerasazs i =-il d-zcal=etzS a.
tE= EErlaEEie.
EEs lax GUIlIzE-0 = s-1l On tie EziL-
uzv.
L-e zczaner james 5Lazee Is SIN under
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SShr W2icG. for KSpSl
Schr WGiehu. Tor kcolaa
Sekr Mile Norris, foS hoclSu
Schr Mary, for hsnsi
WEDNESDAY, JECe y,
BS SsrSEsc. shaw. fcs san Francisco
Ssrlr IVY Holmes Dcdos., tor WSt2nSe
STAR Lehu&, Clarke, fog Hawaii
Schr Nsilele. kshuldi
$chr LnkS, for kacsi
SeAr ksulilrS, Tor hscSi
Schr Leshi. for Kauai
THURSDAY, June 50.
Bk Dan Carlos. jacobson, Tor Royal Roads, 4 Z
STAR waiu,2Salc, Underwood. for WsiEnEe
Stuas A CGnzins, Nelson, Tor WSiESnAlO
Schr SSrSh ( EhES, for koolsu
Schr Cs;er;na, foz Kauai
ERIpAI. July !.
: = NSripoSz, Harvard, fo- san FrSnelsco
SATURDAY, July :.
ScSr Reb Roy. FOR koolSu
S.ar Eva, Hughes, Tor Eva
SUSpAX. July :,
STAR \ CcrrairS, Nelson, for wEinAnslo
MoNpAN. July !.
: : BelSie, Walker, fos YekohaEA
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Reception.

On Saturday evs1i1g q reception was given
az the residences Of NJ. Z. Muller II honor Of
lIr- and Mrs H0idsE1rth. THE grounds
we're brilliantly Illuminated with lanterns,
every tree showed Its branches tEiukIing
win lights, and every street had It's quota of
dots Of ire j large number OF our principal
citizens took the opportunity u welcoming
served during the evening and all expressed
themselves as having had 3 thoroughly en-
!OyabLs time Hrs c. H Judd acted as
-rS-s-s
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A. NJ. HEWFTT
StatIOner and News Dealer
Merchant Street Honolulu, Keeps Constantly on Hand
Letter Paper, Iinen& other, in great variety;
Merchant Street Honolulu, Keeps Constantly on Hand

s0r' as7 and gher Parlaea. r. m .a .r
-if ~ ~ letter Eea-, blocked o. Sheets Laid lsae
-ah '.ez' ia5siras y.as -s.s variety b,9esed
&. s Brief Record
Fsi '-4 pf7- Ea.-1 1asaH ,iz.: Lo env.
~ -ts ~ L17gss- Hiiaa Ffzfa-+
a-caa iau1zf q44i,ys
sa--, b tai ia eofh ee,ea-. as. Ia sa4 J
t--ft,sa1 f-tn Fo5l Gz.ae. Parallel na.C7--
Aa7az Peas sA--az r
~ go aaasa clip. ae.eapsas. Sels-s r.
~ ~" f"- -FA'1-ig -ettF Fies .z-..
% ~',7az' i1=sss Boo Wishing cs. .f,.s. r.
~ s@'i Fea' aaa Pes VARIETY psa4olassb5er wood @ ~
@1''s' AAfs EHseF- IN
90 4'' flsss cAi Bell. Bakrs rnk.aa. In r. go II
& ' ie-'H7 fadlr vfth Thing Tor an oa -
0flA- TX g. ytso ~. IL.
.A ~ .'Ha' and si4si Ada.. .e.. aaata
&C. 1-'a'se. rsaies Crimson. Ps7s cruae
-'s' N'p5as Pns.e g,xI,. 45bs sb.,.
- I '' . cap and letter and D..~ II
- @ Hok' Baak pk. daad aaf asana.
aT@na-R - 81
All si1ss eyer6iag 80 H. H.
Lsn.t ota- - f,.-.t ~.
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I s~'p4'''s pa7s TratCs = Fs..
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Runners

Al kinds Of rCnJrs have bssn flying around
tJzu the Last few days, most of which have
little or no foundation II fact. The members
Of the League we're called Ols on Friday and
Saturday rights, bat or both OCCASIONS
proved . false alarm
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Vessels in Port.

Bk { o whitnc-S. Thompson
BS k2lskSnz, Armstrong
BS Grilierce, LSnGuSn
SS CerzxfeS,
Missionary brig Morning >tSr, Turner
I : y Adams. henpr
BS CcibGrier Perkins
B<.rs Eva, Wrighsasn
* Lady LAnpSoG. NarStou
: : Australia. HoaGlett
Bssre Glars Sprsckels, Fris
BS Eureka. Movers
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BORN

>#LETON-As PEnahG1- June 9Th 90 The
7--f= e Captain H : S'wiHlOl, = son
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TUESDAY, 5gIs =
So r=nrz- T,ar,ilzi.u- csr hawai- and AzEl
- sIoEI,Iif. grrsSre.-sr t1r Maiasl.1
49, EFilsEhsIa resnlau. Sur hzls-
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- . Z Fsshay Cnant,E- fsr = aia1zH
srI- Eau-flant fdr kisss-A
issr MarF L rg-rzr- far Lah=szA
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Tuition will be $40 per Annum

Payable in $40 installments at the beginning
OF each term.
Each Pupil must pass medical inspection and
present letters Of honorable dismissal from other
schools.
The examination for entrance viii be held
MONDAY, October Sd, 1885,, 20 the School
buildings NJ PALAMA, at $3.50 A. NJ Applicants
will be examined in reading, penmanship, geo
craphy. the four fundamental rules of arithmetic,
the composition OF English sentences, and the
spelling OF one hundred English words
gs-FHrther information may be obtained by
applying to the Principal,
1167 an Rev. WIN. 3. OLESON.
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Soc-= et our ersGntry roaGs are at last X
ewing ATTENTION The road o. the HamaET1ss
=ss.e e EtIt1 + beFa-S repsTrsI - Tar A. Oiz
EJlDi-I z1ls-t- sE-saL. WA MI be aIss-
70 Zet ou- II tte e5GnrrY EnaE far Tie It'd
rsrrsrzzg Bridges mat have b-sE death traps
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Rev. WIN. 3. oLEsoN.
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THE KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL
For Boys
THE KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL FOR BOYS
will DC ready for the admission OF
pupils the
First tuesday in October, 1887

Only limited number OF Pupils will be re-
cevcd this year. and those desiring TO enter me
school must make application previous TO sept
LIST, lsS5.
Each Pupil will occupy separate room FUR
nished with bedstead. table and chair; and hst
of articles TO be furnished by each Pupil VIII be
sent on application 10 the Principal.
Pupils will be required 10 perform twelve hours
of manual labor each week. Industrial shop
work will be required two hours each day Tor nve
days in the week Either military drill or gym
nastics will form part OF the daily routine Of
the School.
instruction win be provided in Arithmeut
English Language, Popular Science, Elementar
Algebra Free-hand and Mechanical Drawings
Practical Geometry. Bookkeeping, and Bible
study shop instruction will be provided IN
carpentry, tailoring, printing, masonry, and
black mithins-
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engineer, were inspecting the road.
They report it IN good shape and say
that regular trains will be running this
week.
a proposition has been received from
the Missouri Pacific asking aid for the
building of a line from Hastings to Mel
son, and the matter will be submitted to
the people in q few days. Northwestern
officials also state that they will submit.
q proposition shortly.
A horrible story comes from franklin
county, concerning the death OF Patrick
and Charles MoDermott. Several weeks
ago Patrick got drunk, went to. sleep out
Of doors, froze both legs and both arms
and bad them smputated. On Monday
last Pat and his brother died, the latter
from the effects of drinking the liquor
with which his brothers legs and arm,
had been washed.
There will be Q meeting OF the Me-
braska short.horn breeders association
at Seward, February 8. This will
be meeting OF great interest and im-
portance to every short-horn breeder il
the state. Parties attending can seour.
. return ticket at one-third fare BY pay.
ing full fare going, taking agents re.
ceipt for same, and having il counter.
signed by the secretary.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
The Manning Succession.

Although Secretary Manning will
answer no inquiries relating TO tho report
that he is shortly to retire from the
treasury department., it can be stated on
reliable authority that such is MIR. Man.
ning's determination. The secretary has
discussed the matter with the president.
and the time for his retirement has been
decided upon which will be about May
l. The cause Of Mr.. Manuing's resigna-
ton OF the treasury is the tender OF
the presidency Of q banking institution,
which is to be established at New York.
His impaired health doubtless prompted
him TO accept an offer that would relieve
him of the labor and responsibility of
the treasury department and furnish him
with q salary three times greater than
that paid tho secretary OF the treasury.
Treasurer Jordan will also retire from
the treasury to accept the vice presi-
dency OF the same institution under Mi.
Manning. Assistant Secretary Fe;rnhild
was 30 long the acting secretary and
managed the department. with such
signal ability that gossip naturally
associates him with the succession. II
ia believed that the president has con-
suited Mr.. Manning about his successor
and that the man has been selected.
Many persons here believe that
Representative Scott OF Pennsylvania,
will be Manning,s successor and this
belief has been strengthened by the foot
that MIR. Scott was in consultation to q
late hour last night with the president
and Secretary Manning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
FaanIe Davenport,s Dlsmonds.


Memphis, Feb. 1-Chas. Talbot, aged
10. employed as q night clerk at the Gay
$50 h.otel, has been missing all day. He
was on duty from 10 O'Clock last might
until z o'clock this morning. After the
performance OF Fedora Of the theater
last night, Edwin H.. Price, Fannie % q.
venport's husband. left with Talbot .
jewel casket which contained Miss Da-
yenport's diamonds, consisting of q
broach, rings, necklace. earrings, eto.,
valued at $50. 900. Price took q receipt
AID With his wife retired to their apart
ments in the hotel. The caskes WAS moi
put In the safe, aH il had been locked
and Talbot did not know the combine.
ton. but wss placed in the cash drawer,
together with several packages OF NOM
ey which late guests had disposited and
which amounted to $500. This money,
together with the jewels. are missing.
Talbot had duplicate keys Of the cash
drawer OF the cigar stand OF the hotel,
and il VA S1fed OF $40 In change. The
last heard OF Talbot was At 7:30 O'Clock
this morning. when he visited . house OF
ill-famo end bade farewell to his girl,
who is en- inmate there. It 10 thought
no left the city On the 10 O'Clock Louis-
Yille & Nashville train. Talbot came to
Ssmphis several Saonths ago. and nad 6
letter Of recommendation from shs pro-
priesor Of the Holiday hotel, Cairo. III.